# A new editor for MOO.

"Richard Connamacher" (phantom@baymoo.org)
Tue, 19 Nov 1996 08:42:00 PST

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    >Hmmm..... I want to go on record as saying, that I am not in favor of a
    >moo client, that just does MOO stuff, like editing.... On the other hand
    >a plug-in to Netscape that allows you to run a telnet in a separate frame
    >or window, is not in my opinion a bad idea, even if the design of the two
    >programs is incompatible at some level. It seems to me, that a Telnet
    >session could be run on one socket, and a netscape application on a number
    >of others, resulting in completely different applications running in a
    >simultaneous manner. But then, I don't know what is going on INSIDE
    >netscape. :)
    >
    >				GREY

    This is a bit late for this thread, I know.  (I just went back and read
    over past MOO-cows postings that I were too busy to read at the time.)  But
    I'd hate to let a post like this go by without a shameless plug for Apple's
    Cyberdog.  It has a web browser that DOES let you imbed a telnet window in
    a frame-like section of the browser window.  It's not perfect, but it's
    still great. :-)  (http://www.cyberdog.apple.com/).  Basically, it lets you
    imbed ANY url into a web page, including telnet:// urls.  Way cool! :-)
    (Unfortunately, Cyberdog doesn't seem to handle http authentication
    properly.  I'm on their case about that one.)

    Phantom